Biotransformation of food waste into biofertilisers through composting and anaerobic digestion: a review
A growing world population means greater pressure on earths resources. Currently, 30 of food is wasted, which poses a significant risk to both humans and the environment. One way to offset the growth in food waste (FW) is through the process of microbial bioconversion, whereby FW is transformed into...
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oai:psasir.upm.edu.my:106903 http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/106903/ Biotransformation of food waste into biofertilisers through composting and anaerobic digestion: a review Zaini, Nurul Solehah Mohd Khudair, Abedelazeez J.D. Mohsin, Aliah Zannierah Jitming Lim, Elicia Minato, Wakisaka Idris, Hamidah Syafawati Yaacob, Jamilah Rahim, Muhamad Hafiz Abd A growing world population means greater pressure on earths resources. Currently, 30 of food is wasted, which poses a significant risk to both humans and the environment. One way to offset the growth in food waste (FW) is through the process of microbial bioconversion, whereby FW is transformed into a range of nutrient-dense biofertilisers. This approach not only promotes a highly desirable circular economy, but it can also reduce the use of inorganic fertilisers, which adversely impact the environment through increased greenhouse gases, changes in soil and water characteristics, and loss of biodiversity. The bioconversion of FW to biofertiliser relies on the processes of aerobic (composting) and anaerobic digestion. Recently, alternative decomposition techniques included growing specific beneficial microbes, such as effective microorganisms, to speed up the breakdown process. Microorganisms can act as biostimulants and biodecomposers, possessing nutrient-fixing abilities and providing protection from biotic and abiotic stresses, thus enhancing plant growth and overall health. The potential uses of FW are complex and diverse, but research is actively done to effectively utilise this resource for biofertiliser applications. Czech Academy of Agricultural Sciences 2023 Article PeerReviewed Zaini, Nurul Solehah Mohd and Khudair, Abedelazeez J.D. and Mohsin, Aliah Zannierah and Jitming Lim, Elicia and Minato, Wakisaka and Idris, Hamidah and Syafawati Yaacob, Jamilah and Rahim, Muhamad Hafiz Abd (2023) Biotransformation of food waste into biofertilisers through composting and anaerobic digestion: a review. Plant, Soil and Environment, 69 (9). 409 - 420. ISSN 1214-1178; ESSN: 1805-9368 https://pse.agriculturejournals.cz/artkey/pse-202309-0001_biotransformation-of-food-waste-into-biofertilisers-through-composting-and-anaerobic-digestion-a-review.php 10.17221/101/2023-pse |
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A growing world population means greater pressure on earths resources. Currently, 30 of food is wasted, which poses a significant risk to both humans and the environment. One way to offset the growth in food waste (FW) is through the process of microbial bioconversion, whereby FW is transformed into a range of nutrient-dense biofertilisers. This approach not only promotes a highly desirable circular economy, but it can also reduce the use of inorganic fertilisers, which adversely impact the environment through increased greenhouse gases, changes in soil and water characteristics, and loss of biodiversity. The bioconversion of FW to biofertiliser relies on the processes of aerobic (composting) and anaerobic digestion. Recently, alternative decomposition techniques included growing specific beneficial microbes, such as effective microorganisms, to speed up the breakdown process. Microorganisms can act as biostimulants and biodecomposers, possessing nutrient-fixing abilities and providing protection from biotic and abiotic stresses, thus enhancing plant growth and overall health. The potential uses of FW are complex and diverse, but research is actively done to effectively utilise this resource for biofertiliser applications. |
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Biotransformation of food waste into biofertilisers through composting and anaerobic digestion: a review |
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